
Hundreds surrender with Islamic State near defeat
US-backed Syrian forces in Baghouz say the battle is as good as over.

US-backed Syrian forces in Baghouz say the battle is as good as over.

Fuziah says every complaint made to the new monitoring unit will be studied to determine its validity.

UM's Awang Azman thinks the move would be seen as Harapan's attempt to erode Malay rights.

COMMENT | M'sians have always been sceptical of technological advancements.

UPDATED 9PM | CAAM chief says all operations involving the plane will be suspended with immediate effect.

Raja Bahrin wants stern action taken against organisers of the demonstration.

DPP informs Magistrates' Court that subpoenas could not be served on witnesses in the case.

UPDATED 11.50PM | Neither of the circulating claims are true, says department director Dr Selahuddeen Abd Aziz.

He cites the example of MAS as to why it may not always be the right avenue.

The 16-year-old is alleged to have been physically and sexually assaulted while in detention.

This brings an end to the families' six-day sit-in protest at the Komtar building.

'You cannot replace our national pride with something else,' says former PM.

SK Tanjung Puteri Resort pupils had complained of breathing difficulties, nausea and vomiting this morning.

Predicting a 50-50 contest in Rantau, the Bersatu strategist calls on Harapan to deliver its promises.

The move will help community deal with current financial climate and Industrial Revolution 4.0, says Azmin Ali.



LETTER | People are resourceful and if we put our minds to it, we will find many ways to build all forms of bridges.

IGP Mohamad Fuzi Harun denies police are dragging their feet on the matter.

PARLIAMENT | Foreign minister points out that talks to review the 1962 agreement are underway.

Such an order could affect the way criminal proceedings are conducted in M'sia, says prosecution.

In meeting with Scorpene lawyers, he says M'sia wants to offer assistance to the French court cases.



He urges the government to listen to the increasing calls for the national flag carrier to be shut down.

Rembau MP says fairer tax system needed in order to address income inequality.

Possibly after the debate on Agong's speech, says economic affairs minister.

The former defence minister says he will deal with the IGP about any lead he has.

UPDATED 3.33PM | 'The whole country, everybody, wants the trial to start tomorrow if possible,' says Tommy Thomas.

LETTER | The river that provides water to the Kuala Terla water treatment plant is Sungai Terla.

Khairy Jamaluddin reminds Umno and PAS that Malaysia is a multi-ethnic country.


LETTER | Punishment should weigh towards being rehabilitative, rather than punitive.


PARLIAMENT | It is also being hampered by the previous government, he says.

Rembau MP asks why gov't requires Petronas' RM54b dividend when a number of GST claims are allegedly unverified.

Malaysia’s exchange only one falling in Asia as investors await corruption clampdown and reduced budget deficit.

PARLIAMENT | Dr M lists out new measures to help country shed its kleptocracy image.

UPDATED 3.56PM | Other options include selling it off or refinancing it, he says.




LETTER | Sultan Abdullah's address was the perfect antidote to attempts to sow discord among M'sians.

UPDATED 5.22PM | They claimed trial to the charge of murdering Nazrin Hassan.

Freedom, he says, should not be to the extent that it violates the law and causes unrest.


Azhar Azizan Harun says there are offences the ruling coalition can commit which others can't.

The plane is nonetheless airworthy and does not need to be grounded, says US aviation authority.

COMMENT | As acting president, Mat Hasan has orchestrated successes when many imagined the Umno struggle to be a hopeless cause.


This comes amid police crackdown on social media users posting racially provocative statements online.


Slower global economic growth, slower demand among causes of the downsizing of firms, it adds.


Defending recent selections to the board, he says the appointees are trustworthy former corporate titans.


Report lodged by the office of the minister in the Prime Minister’s Department and a Putrajaya police officer.


Two of them are factory owners, with one being the owner of a chemical processing plant.

The result of last Thursday’s dumping of toxic waste into the Sungai Kim Kim in Johor.

COMMENT | 'With friends and acquaintances wishing me 'Happy Women's Day', I wondered - what are we actually celebrating?'

COMMENT | The objectives of political frogs are very ‘noble’ and ‘honourable’ – all in the name of caring for the people and wanting to serve them better.

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